The last models of the MF3 Roadster are in production at the Wiesmann factory in Dulmen. In honor of its 18 year run, Wiesmann will roll out 18 MF3 versions representing different styles and personaliities.

The approach is to make the last six cylinder high torque MF3 sports cars unforgettable by giving the classic look a twist. The last 18 MF3 roadsters will have names like Chocolat, Rocket, or Panther among others to represent the purest expression of sports car designing.

The eighteen special edition Wiesmann MF3 Roadsters will be unique to its own with only the form of the MF3 as its only similarity. There will be a lot of colors to be expected as expression of the power of these Wiesmann sports cars. Elements like the doors, steering wheel, and seats have been totally redesigned for these 18 special final versions. The public got to check out them as the units were displayed during the the Frankfurt auto show last month.

The MF3 Roadster have been on production for the last 18 years, and it has never seen or never needed a lot of changes. The light body of the car has a 6-cylinder in-line 3.2L powerplant as its heart which produces 343 horsepower and a massive torque of 269 lb-ft. This great ride can blast from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 4.9 seconds and can get on to a top speed of 255 km/h.

The MF3 can be considered as the most successful of Wiesmann’s models, and it has just said farewell.

Since 1970s, Heiner Meyer is known for being one of the established pop art sculptor and artist of our time with paintings shown in Barcelona, Frankfurt and Miami.

Weismann is a German company that produces puristic sports cars. Weismann and Meyer came to work together through interior designer Anke Anstoetz, who also happens to be a businessman. And the rest as they say is history.

The latest Meyer masterpiece is a magnificent Weismann Roadster MF3 sculpture in bronze. Despite the miniature size, it’s amazing how the pop artist captured every piece of detail on the original sports car like the license plate holder, the shape of the car, and the mirrors.

Selected guests and sports car and art enthusiasts were able to view the bronze sculpture during the special event held on May 13, 2011at the Transparent Factory. Epicurean delights were enjoyed by the socializing crowd. Art and automobile topics were also discussed but the highlight of the event was the unveiling of the Weismann Roadster MF3 bronze sculpture by Heiner Meyer himself. The prized work of art is 64 mm x 100 mm x 212 mm in size and weighs about 5kg.

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